Collection: Marguerite Roberts Collection, 1924/1980 / Date range: 1937 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Marguerite Roberts Collection, 1924/1980 Date range 1937

Clippings about J. M. Barrie & lecture by Roberts about Barrie, 1937 Box 15 MS-9, Folder 35

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Correspondence with Prof. Richard Purdy re: Mrs. Hardy's health and permissions, 1937/1972 Box 9 MS-9, Folder 17

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Correspondence with Theodore Spencer--who taught Roberts at Radcliffe, 1936/1949 Box 6 MS-9, Folder 23

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Facsimile of Sir James Barrie's will, 1937 Box 9 MS-9, Folder 3

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Journals and newsletters, 1936/1942 Box 17 MS-9, Folder 2

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Letter from Christine Silver--actress in two Hardy Productions, 1937 Box 6 MS-9, Folder 22

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Letter from Elizabeth Robins--Actress re: using her letter to Hardy, 1937 Box 6 MS-9, Folder 21

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Letter from Frank Carlos Griffith, biographer of Mrs. Fiske--early protrayer of Tess, 1937 Box 3 MS-9, Folder 9

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Letter from Harley Granville-Barker re: his productions of The Dynasts., 1937 Box 1 MS-9, Folder 3

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Letter from Mrs. Crosley, friend of Mrs. Fiske who played Tess, 1937 Box 3 MS-9, Folder 4

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